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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Major
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Jenkins is on CentOS on Tomcat,
SSH server is on Windows 7 x32 (FreeSSHd as a service).
When trying to execute a command over SSH I get:
SSH: EXEC: STDOUT/STDERR from command [.../some.exe
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AllowDesktopAccess failed.
Unable to execute command or shell on remote system: Failed to Execute process.
This seems like a bug because SSH seem to work otherwise:
1. Transferring files with Jenkins over SSH works fine.
2. Executing commands from PuTTy, from my other Windows machine works (it is a bit slow, but works).
3. Executing commands from the computer Jenkins is on (over command line ssh client) also works.
Currently FreeSSHd is running as a service and I've set up logging in with Windows auth, but auth itself seem to be working fine even with Jenkins (test of setup passed, transferring files works fine).
[JENKINS-17809] Problem executing commands on Windows over SSH
slide_o_mix, no that did not work IIRC... But that might have been FreeSSHd fault. I've ended up using PHP to run commands. If I would do it again I would problably just setup a Jenkins slave on that machine...
Anyway that Windows machine is long gone 
so I won't be able to re-check.
Maciej Jaros
added a comment - - edited slide_o_mix , no that did not work IIRC... But that might have been FreeSSHd fault. I've ended up using PHP to run commands. If I would do it again I would problably just setup a Jenkins slave on that machine...
Anyway that Windows machine is long gone so I won't be able to re-check. 
For your information, all publish-over-ssh component type JENKINS issues related to the Publish Over SSH plugin have been transferred to Github: https://github.com/jenkinsci/publish-over-ssh-plugin/issues
Here is the direct link to this issue in Github: https://github.com/jenkinsci/publish-over-ssh-plugin/issues/200
And here is the link to a search for related issues: https://github.com/jenkinsci/publish-over-ssh-plugin/issues?q=%22JENKINS-17809%22
(Note: this is an automated bulk comment)
Hello Maciej,
The solution is to add "cmd /c" before of the command.
Por example, you could to write in the section "Exec command" of the Publish Over SSH Plugin:
cmd /c mkdir "D:\MyFolder\"
Also, if you want to run multiples commands, you could write something like the following statement:
cmd /c "echo Hello & echo My Friend"
On the other hand, is better execute a file batch with the lines to execute:
cmd /c "C:\data\scripts\myScript.bat"
regards,
Gianfranco